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Oct 2025 - Dec 2025

BigJobs: Recruitment App for Salesforce Platform

SalesforceLWCApexSOQLVisualforce

An applicant tracking system (ATS) built on the Salesforce platform to manage candidate records, job applications, interview reviews, and positions.

  • Designed a relational schema featuring custom Candidate, Position, Job Application, and Review objects.
  • Developed Lightning Web Components (LWCs) for job search, detailed listings, and application status paths.
  • Implemented Apex triggers and handlers for automated email alerts and document validation compliance.
  • Built a Visualforce candidate registration form integrated with Salesforce ContentVersion for attachments.
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Jan 2025 - May 2025

IBCM: Image-Based Construction Monitoring

PythonFlaskImage Processing

A web application for tracking construction progress through image analysis and schedule comparison.

  • Extracted progress indicators from construction site images.
  • Built schedule comparison and progress visualization views.
  • Focused on turning technical analysis into readable operational output.
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Feb 2024 - May 2024

Magpie

PythonTkinterCryptography

A desktop utility for encrypting and decrypting files with a simple interface and CLI support.

  • Implemented symmetric encryption workflows using cryptography tools.
  • Added a command-line interface alongside the GUI application.
  • Used SHA-256 based hashing within the security workflow.
Open Project

Jul 2024 - Present

Flutter Lab Manual

FlutterDartTechnical Writing

A structured lab manual for a UI Design with Flutter skill-development course.

  • Covered setup, widgets, responsive layouts, state management, APIs, animations, and testing.
  • Designed for academic outcomes and self-paced learning.
  • Combined documentation clarity with curriculum usefulness.
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I prefer projects that solve a concrete problem, reveal the underlying system clearly, and still feel well-made when someone uses them for the first time.